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Legal Language Services provides translation, interpreting, transcription, and litigation-support services for law firms, sole practitioners, government agencies, and other legal professionals. It offers on-site and remote interpreting in more than 200 languages and dialects, including American Sign Language. The business opened its headquarters in New York City in 1983.
Credentials & Experience
Coverage Area
More than 90 countries for international service of process and evidence-taking support.
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 43 years
- Practice Areas
- DepositionsCriminal CourtFamily CourtImmigrationCivil Litigation
- Remote / VRI Available
- Yes
- Scheduling Availability
- Same Day / Emergency
Location
15 Maiden Lane, Suite 308, New York, NY 10038, New York, NY
Also listed in New York
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